GRADE

B

• Civil Rights laws have been passed and enforced by the government
• While the number of African Americans and Hispanics in the government is not near the percentage of population, the numbers are increasing every year
• We have an African American president
• African Americans vote at nearly the same rate as the average population, but Hispanics are much lower (average around 60% registering, African American 58%, Hispanic 28%)

• Encourage minorities to continue to become active in politics, possibly through schools
• Push for voter registration drives and voter eductaion in the Hispanic community, possibly with bilingual voting ballots

B -

• In all of the races and groups the employment rate has gone almost every year since 1980.
• The average white male and females employment rate is much higher then the average African Americans.
• However the average African Americans employment rate is higher then the average hispanic american.
• Also in almost all of the races males have a higher employment rate then females.

• Advertise jobs more to the unemployed.
• Make more jobs to be done.
• Higher more people.
• Even though the rates grew and got better. They are still varied by race and gender.

C+

• Ages 7-13 has the highest education rate.
• Ages 30-34 have the lowest education rate.
• Ages 16-17 and 18-19 have a very small difference in education rate. They have almost the same numbers.

• The education rate is surprisingly low.
• The education rate is getting higher but it is not as good as it could be.

D+

• The income is getting higher.
• White has the highest income rate, asian has the second highest, Hispanic's have the third highest, then blacks have the fourth.
• All races combined, there are only 1,366 that make over 250,000.

• The income rates vary a lot.
• The average white american makes a lot more money then the average African American.
• The rates are growing closer every year though.